Sentence examples for substandard public from inspiring English sources

Riley knows all about substandard public schools.

Its contribution to the reconstruction or replacement of substandard public housing has totaled $4.55 billion across the nation, the agency says.

The proposed park has become emblematic of the problems faced by many small Victorian towns which, despite sitting amid abundant natural beauty, suffer from high unemployment and substandard public services.

Such broad protests are relatively uncommon in Brazil, with some Brazilian political analysts describing what appeared to be a political culture more accepting of longstanding high levels of inequality and substandard public services than citizens in some neighboring countries in South America.

The money, from the state Department of Community Affairs, would be used to demolish Westfield Acres, a substandard public housing project in a blighted neighborhood, and replace it with 523 homes and garden apartments, Jane M. Kenny, community affairs commissioner, announced last week.

In June, that forgotten taxpayer made an appearance in the strip, attacking his TV set with a baseball bat and yelling: "I can't afford to send my kids to college, or even take 'em out of their substandard public school, because the federal, state and local governments take more than 50percentt of my income in taxes.

There was concern in all regions about substandard or counterfeit public health pesticides, with 67% of all countries reporting it to be "a major/moderate problem" (Table 2).

Racial/ethnic and poor communities are disproportionately exposed to health-damaging physical environments characterized by overcrowding, noise, substandard housing, insufficient public services, and toxic chemicals (including air pollution).

The city made efforts to create new attractions, such as the Gateway Arch, and replace substandard housing by new public housing projects such as Pruitt Igoe.

The drug regulatory authority should focus on therapeutic equivalence studies and safety profile of approved generic products to better protect the public from substandard medicines.

Mr. Medvedev faces steeply rising inflation, an outsize bureaucracy, pervasive corruption, a weak judicial system and a population decline fueled by a low birthrate, substandard health care and poor public health.